What locals are saying
Dalila's is a well-regarded neighborhood craft cocktail bar in the Cannonborough area with a loyal local following built over six-plus years. Regulars and visitors alike consistently praise the skilled, attentive bartenders and inventive Caribbean-inspired cocktails made with house-crafted syrups and infusions. The main knock is that prices run a bit higher than comparable Charleston spots, and the intimate space means it can feel crowded quickly.
Who it’s for & what you get
- Beer
- Wine
- Cocktails
- Dine-in
- Wheelchair accessible
- Restroom
Frequently asked
Is Dalila's one of the best bars in Charleston?
Dalila's is ranked #15 bar in Charleston by community votes.
What is Dalila's best known for?
Intimate cocktail bar tucked into a Meeting Street suite, pouring serious drinks in a low-key, well-lit room.
Who should go to Dalila's?
Dalila's works well for both locals and visitors looking for a quality bar in Charleston.
Where is Dalila's located?
Dalila's is located at 441 Meeting St Suite F, Charleston, Charleston, SC.
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